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The Acupuncture Collective

We’re delighted to be able to offer this low-cost acupuncture multi-bed clinic. 

It’s a great way for you to experience the many benefits of acupuncture and meet our amazing resident acupuncturists, Sunila and Sophie.

What does it involve?

  • 15-minute private holistic health consultation
  • 30-minute acupuncture treatment
  • Treatment in 3-bed group space, privacy created with screens
  • Lower cost at £50 for 45 mins
  • Research shows: being treated alongside others a creates a feeling of unity.
  • Research shows: a group setting may enhance healing.
  • 12 appointment slots are available first Monday of the month.
  • Female adult only

Treatment packages

  • Zen: stress, anxiety, headaches, depression, and insomnia
  • Woman power: menstrual, hormone fluctuation and fertility
  • Soothe: Musculoskeletal aches and pains and digestion issues
  • Reboot: General health, immunity, and energy boost

Dr Sunila Prasad and Sophie Webb’s offering on the third Monday of the month - 2pm to 8pm 

Please wear loose clothing for your appointment.

If you would like to access the Women Supporting Women Fund to subsidise this session, find more details here.

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